Hi Jeff! Firefighting is a crazy job! I know you get fires that make ours look tiny!! We have enough humidity here that they usually don’t get too crazy. Take care sir and thanks for watching 😊👍👍
You two are doing a great job on that beautiful cabin. Can't wait to see when you two work inside the cabin. Just keep grinding and enjoying the build.
I’m proud of both of u!!! Cabin looks awesome, seems to me u’all are making the best decision. Definitely doing a great job. I wouldn’t expect less from the both of u. It’ll be so great to see the Finnishing of cabin.
It's like an old Western, Lance the fat lip draws fast his drill lol 🤣, great job guys gable looks awesome. I like how your better half is pushing you😀. Keep going love your channel.
Everything you're doing now is a major step and has huge visual impact. Closing in the gable ends with that beautiful blue-streaked live edge, the stain/preservative and next the floor. All will add scale and perspective to the cabin - as will doors and windows. You must be looking forward to each next stage with such anticipation! You'll have a magnificent home when it's finished, of that I'm sure, and I eagerly await each new video.
Q8 log oil is fabulous. I cedar shingled my cottage off a lake and bushed on Q8 log oil and have a second coat after 3 years. . I coated a wooden picknic table with only one coat the first time I coated the cottage after I shingled it and it still beads up rain water same as a newly waxed car. I just used it on cedar shingles I used to close in under a second floor porch but this time I used an air compressor sprayer that I use to paint cars and equipment set at 40psi and the results were awesome. Don't think I would ever use q8 with a paint brush again. Much quicker and still applies a good protective even coat of q8. Worth all the money you pay for it. I just finished a fence with Australian timber oil also sprayed on and I think Everlast q8 log oil is infinity a better product. Highly recommended.
Yes, we agree!! Definitely the best product we have ever used. Another advantage is that if you have some left, it doesn’t hurt it if if freezes. We won’t use anything else since we tried it😊👍
You two have built a very beautiful log cabin. I can't wait to see the next video. I am sending all my love to you two and please give the dogs a big hug and kiss from G from England.
Thx for the enjoyable videos. I have been trying to understand why I am enjoying them so much. I finally figured it out. It is because you two remind me of my parents, now departed. Their tangible love affair and marriage. How they worked so well together to build an import business from scratch, how they remodeled a run down cabin. Their love for each other was a powerful lesson to my brothers and I. Many, many thanks for this trip down memory lane. Keep up the great work. God bless you!
It is looking so beautiful and it’s kind of sad the cabin build will be coming to an end. I have throughly enjoyed watching this wonderful cabin coming to life.You both work together like a fine oiled machine. That’s love and respect you both have for each other. That is how my husband and I are too. After 51 almost 52 years of marriage your brains have melted together as one. You don’t have to speak you already know what will be said. Great video as usual . Thank you!!! See you in the next one . Lance wear your shield Lol t
Good to hear Debbe! 51 years is definitely something to be proud of!! We do get irritated with each other from time to time, but learned long ago to get over it and move on! Wouldn’t want to spend our life with anyone else😊💕💕
@@natureartgirl I know what you mean for sure. I truely enjoy watching the cabin build. I'm new here but I have watched every video and I can't wait for the next one. Stay save that specially means Lance(Face Guard )
That stain/ preservative certainly enhances how good your cabin looks (& it will help it last!). Your cabin already looks terrific - I agree with how well the closing in of the gable ends has worked too, its beautiful. Hope the fat lip has healed up fast Lance... ;)
That Gable looked really good and that stain look really nice turned out great and that was a big Deer over all you two are amazing i have been following you since you started this cabin !!
Thank you Kriss. Yes, the deer are quite brave this time of year. But when hunting season starts they disappear 😂😂They have really wrecked my garden this year, I guess the drought has made it more difficult to find food🙄😬
Howdy y’all- your cabin looks great! I did pretty much the same thing on our well house gables out of live edge pine I milled with my Alaskan mill 27 years ago. Still looks nice. I really like the soffit vents. May have to start using those. They look really nice. Hope y’all are doing well. Take care and God bless
Wow! That would really be a lot of work with an Alaskan mill! Glad to know it held up good. We had it pretty easy cutting it with our big mill. Hope your project is doing good too. Take care!😁😊
Yall wanna know sumthing,.. That there cabin on Bear Ridge is 110% full of honest to goodness HARD drive labor many scraps and bruises thinking day in and out..lol and most importantly love for the common soul..the outdoors! Btw..Lance that was a nice gun draw 😉 Appreciate the upload again you guys.. God bless..and untill next video ✌️ ✌️
You are right about the hard labor😂🤣we are going to need some serious lake time after this project!😁thanks so much for watching and all the kind comments 👍
Hi Lance! At minute 7:20 that was really good work 👍. Not even an ant can get through it, the wood fits so precisely. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
Hi Ian! We don’t see too many here in Arkansas anymore either. It definitely takes longer to build than a conventional home, so that probably has a lot to do with it. Thanks for watching!😊👍
@@natureartgirl infact you can travel from one end of england to the other without ever seeing one at all i'm looking forward to more videos from you and your better half all the best to you both and thank you
The progress is looking 👌 great, I will be using that oil preservative when I build. Be careful with that angle grinder they are the most dangerous tool on the jobsite.
Found your channel through the Western Log Homes Supply website. We are also building a log cabin home for rental property. We've also traveled through Hot Springs, Arkansas and it is a beautiful place! Wish you guys the best of luck. But serious question, how are you guys liking the Outlast Q8 stain? we are getting ready to decide what we are going to put on ours. Any incite would be greatly appreciated.
We are super happy with it! It is the easiest stain we have ever used and so far it is by far the best! It does take longer to dry, but that is actually an advantage as you don’t have to worry about overlap marks when you apply it. It soaks in rather than staying on the surface so you never have to worry about it peeling off. Another thing that we like is that it still allows the logs to dry so you don’t have to wait for them to dry completely before you stain them. We have friends that used a different product and they have had all kinds of problems with it. I think you will love it. One note…they have test samples of the different colors that you can try on your actual logs. Be sure and do that and wait the recommended 2 weeks or so as the color mellows out quite a bit as it dries. They will reimburse you the cost of the samples if you order the stain. Have fun building your cabin and stay safe!😊👍
Bom dia à todos do canal, que maravilha de casa, um verdadeiro artesanato, parabenizo seus construtores e proprietários por manterem esta criação, que o Grande Arquiteto do Universo os abençõa para desfrutarem com saúde e alegrias.Jason/Goiânia Goiás Central Brazil...
Seems you could really use a battery powered back pack for all the spraying you are going to do and are doing. Takes away the need to pump so it would in effect also give you that third arm you were asking for. Not that much more than the manual kind either. Saw them in Northern Tool if you can't find them elswhere.
Looks great. Coulda just used bleach instead then scrub with an rv cleaning brush and rinse then let dry and seal the next day. it’ll clean all mold mildew and logs will look good as when fresh peeled and save you a ton of time
J aime ces videos,les gens manuels,constructifs,savent créer avec leurs mains,leur tête leur savoir,études ou inné, gens simples mêmes si passionné humanitaire,causes diverses,j en ai peu rencontré, mais cela réconforte lorsqu on parle avec eux,cela rassure, le monde n est pas trop pourri lol
We used 10 gallons so far including staining the floor joists. That may not have been necessary, but just to be sure.. we just ordered another 5 gallons for the deck and porch. It shouldn’t take that much when we re stain down the road. We are going to use a different stain for the inside. It is the outlast interior stain. Dries much faster and goes a lot farther per gallon since it doesn’t soak in much. I think 5 gallons should be enough. We haven’t used it before, so we will see.
There is two layers of live edge, the underneath layer covers the gaps between the top layer. There really aren’t any gaps when we are done. We do run a line of caulking along the bottom and top when finished to make sure it’s sealed good.
We used Outlast Q8 log oil. It is a wood stain and preservative. It is the best stain we have ever used! We bought it from Western Log Home Supply online. The link is in our video description.
They say one good coat on new wood. Then wait a year or two and give it another coat. Then about every 4-8 years for logs or vertical surfaces and yearly for exposed decks.
They should have PRE TREATED each and every log that they had to cut BEFORE building the cabin in order to be able to coat EVERY CUT per log... even in between the layered logs.
Looks great. Coulda just used bleach instead then scrub with an rv cleaning brush and rinse then let dry and seal the next day. it’ll clean all mold mildew and logs will look good as when fresh peeled and save you a ton of time
Thanks! Bleach does work, but it can really soften the wood if you leave it on without rinsing or use it too strong. This is a little easier on the logs. It’s more like oxiclean as compared to chlorine bleach. 😊👍
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I can see all the happiness coming out of the both of you's.
😊💕💕
Hi Lance. Fellow firefighter out here in big city California. Thank you for these videos! So informative! Thanks for taking the time.
Thank you Cinda
Hi Jeff! Firefighting is a crazy job! I know you get fires that make ours look tiny!! We have enough humidity here that they usually don’t get too crazy. Take care sir and thanks for watching 😊👍👍
Hallo Lance and Cinda, greetings from Slovakia in central Europe. I like your project.
Thank you L’ubomir! Nice to hear from someone in Slovakia😊👍👍
You guys came down from heaven….there’s just so much love and admiration….God bless you!
Thank you Dennis! 😊💕
You two are doing a great job on that beautiful cabin. Can't wait to see when you two work inside the cabin. Just keep grinding and enjoying the build.
That will definitely be next. Doing the windows and doors right now. It’s been nice to have a little change of pace😊👍
You have built a beautiful home! That was a lot of hard work to get to this point. Excited every time a new video is posted. God Bless you both.
Thank you Glen! We are enjoying getting to share it😊👍
Good job Lance and that other lady that works with you.😊
Cabin coming along nicely.
Excellent work Cindy.
Thank you Paul! I’m going to have to run that other lady off😊😂
I’m proud of both of u!!! Cabin looks awesome, seems to me u’all are making the best decision. Definitely doing a great job. I wouldn’t expect less from the both of u. It’ll be so great to see the Finnishing of cabin.
Thanks Lexi! We are really looking forward to finishing the inside too!😊🌷
Wow you guys impressed me more and more I see your videos, you guys I think is one of the best log house,on TH-cam great job you young people 👏 👍 😀 😄.
Thank you!! Especially for the young people part🤣🤣
I love your videos. I feel like I’m right there with y’all every step of the way. You’re doing a great job!
Thank you Kevin😊👍
Dear Cinda and Lance, 1st class work from the foundations to the roof. No doubt the interior will be superb. Thanks again, Pete.
Thanks Pete! 😊👍
It's like an old Western, Lance the fat lip draws fast his drill lol 🤣, great job guys gable looks awesome. I like how your better half is pushing you😀. Keep going love your channel.
That’s awesome!!🤣😊🤣
Beautiful cabin. God bless you guys.
Thank you!😊
Another great video. Cabin looks great. I enjoy watching the progress. The stain makes a big difference
Yes, it will lighten up a bit as it dries. 😊👍
That so nice to see this video 📹 😍.
Thanks for sticking with us from the beginning 😊👍
Looking really good guys 👌
Thanks Steven😊
Everything you're doing now is a major step and has huge visual impact. Closing in the gable ends with that beautiful blue-streaked live edge, the stain/preservative and next the floor. All will add scale and perspective to the cabin - as will doors and windows. You must be looking forward to each next stage with such anticipation!
You'll have a magnificent home when it's finished, of that I'm sure, and I eagerly await each new video.
Thank you Stevan! Yes, we are very excited to get to this stage! Happy to share it with everyone!😊
Q8 log oil is fabulous. I cedar shingled my cottage off a lake and bushed on Q8 log oil and have a second coat after 3 years. . I coated a wooden picknic table with only one coat the first time I coated the cottage after I shingled it and it still beads up rain water same as a newly waxed car. I just used it on cedar shingles I used to close in under a second floor porch but this time I used an air compressor sprayer that I use to paint cars and equipment set at 40psi and the results were awesome. Don't think I would ever use q8 with a paint brush again. Much quicker and still applies a good protective even coat of q8. Worth all the money you pay for it. I just finished a fence with Australian timber oil also sprayed on and I think Everlast q8 log oil is infinity a better product. Highly recommended.
Yes, we agree!! Definitely the best product we have ever used. Another advantage is that if you have some left, it doesn’t hurt it if if freezes. We won’t use anything else since we tried it😊👍
You two have built a very beautiful log cabin. I can't wait to see the next video. I am sending all my love to you two and please give the dogs a big hug and kiss from G from England.
Thank you Gay! Glad you are enjoying them😊🌷
Looking real good guys love from Australia xxx
Thank you!😊👍
Thx for the enjoyable videos. I have been trying to understand why I am enjoying them so much. I finally figured it out. It is because you two remind me of my parents, now departed. Their tangible love affair and marriage. How they worked so well together to build an import business from scratch, how they remodeled a run down cabin. Their love for each other was a powerful lesson to my brothers and I. Many, many thanks for this trip down memory lane. Keep up the great work. God bless you!
Thank you sir for the lovely comment! So glad you had loving parents as a child. We do too. It is something you can treasure! 😊💕
nice work folks
Thanks Steve😊👍
Tolle Arbeit 👏🏻👍😁😊
Thanks Josef!😊
Looks fantastic
Thank you George 😊
Coming along very nicely! Looks AWESOME!!!
Thank you!😊
It is looking so beautiful and it’s kind of sad the cabin build will be coming to an end. I have throughly enjoyed watching this wonderful cabin coming to life.You both work together like a fine oiled machine. That’s love and respect you both have for each other. That is how my husband and I are too. After 51 almost 52 years of marriage your brains have melted together as one. You don’t have to speak you already know what will be said. Great video as usual . Thank you!!! See you in the next one . Lance wear your shield Lol t
Good to hear Debbe! 51 years is definitely something to be proud of!! We do get irritated with each other from time to time, but learned long ago to get over it and move on! Wouldn’t want to spend our life with anyone else😊💕💕
@@natureartgirl I know what you mean for sure. I truely enjoy watching the cabin build. I'm new here but I have watched every video and I can't wait for the next one. Stay save that specially means Lance(Face Guard )
That stain/ preservative certainly enhances how good your cabin looks (& it will help it last!). Your cabin already looks terrific - I agree with how well the closing in of the gable ends has worked too, its beautiful. Hope the fat lip has healed up fast Lance... ;)
Thanks Ben! It was sure easy to use! It lightens up some over a week or two, so the sample stains are nice to see how it is going to turn out. 😊
I really like that stain!
Yes, it works great!👍
lance & Cindy - first vid I saw of you guys ... beautiful work , and great idea for gable openings.
Thanks John! I hope you enjoy our other videos too👍😊
That Gable looked really good and that stain look really nice turned out great and that was a big Deer over all you two are amazing i have been following you since you started this cabin !!
Thank you Kriss. Yes, the deer are quite brave this time of year. But when hunting season starts they disappear 😂😂They have really wrecked my garden this year, I guess the drought has made it more difficult to find food🙄😬
It's coming along very nicely 👌
Thank you!😊👍
Howdy y’all- your cabin looks great! I did pretty much the same thing on our well house gables out of live edge pine I milled with my Alaskan mill 27 years ago. Still looks nice. I really like the soffit vents. May have to start using those. They look really nice. Hope y’all are doing well. Take care and God bless
Wow! That would really be a lot of work with an Alaskan mill! Glad to know it held up good. We had it pretty easy cutting it with our big mill. Hope your project is doing good too. Take care!😁😊
Thanks for the tip on the sawed treated lumber!
You are welcome. We learned the hard way😬😊
You guys crazy, love what you do
I think you are right!😊😂
Beautiful❤👍
Thanks Jim😊
Love the stain and the whole build is looking awesome 🤩
Thanks Jan!🌷💕
Yall are doing a great job love the videos keep up the good work 👏
Thank you Terry!😊👍
Very nice! M
Thanks Michael!
It is just amazing how you work and what you’ve accomplished, it really is, holy cow!
Thank you Nena!💕🌷
Yall wanna know sumthing,..
That there cabin on Bear Ridge is 110% full of honest to goodness HARD drive labor many scraps and bruises thinking day in and out..lol and most importantly
love for the common soul..the outdoors!
Btw..Lance that was a nice gun draw 😉
Appreciate the upload again you guys..
God bless..and untill next video ✌️ ✌️
You are right about the hard labor😂🤣we are going to need some serious lake time after this project!😁thanks so much for watching and all the kind comments 👍
So cut u guys looking beautiful
Hi Lance! At minute 7:20 that was really good work 👍. Not even an ant can get through it, the wood fits so precisely. Best regards from Hans and Cheers 🍻🇦🇹.
Hi Hans! It took forever! It was definitely a challenge working with no straight sides. We like the rustic look though. Take care sir!😊🍺😁
Really enjoy watching your progress. Such a beautiful home. Best wishes.
Thank you D! 😊👍
looks good
Thanks Pete😊👍
nice job on all the cuts
Thank you! It sure took a while😂
Very beautiful!
Thank you😊👍
Cinda estava FURIOSA hoje! Deu um Knock Down no LANCE! KKKK!
😂😂
I really enjoy watching your videos .
The cabin is looking beautiful great job ❤️
Don't see many of these here in the UK .
Hi Ian! We don’t see too many here in Arkansas anymore either. It definitely takes longer to build than a conventional home, so that probably has a lot to do with it. Thanks for watching!😊👍
@@natureartgirl infact you can travel from one end of england to the other without ever seeing one at all
i'm looking forward to more videos from you and your better half
all the best to you both and thank you
you guys are do a good job its beautiful
Thank you Margaret😊🌷
Nice
Thank you Joe😊
I have to admit, the closed in cable ends look great. A good bit of advice, always listen to your wife.
Right!!🤣😂🤣
I saw a video where they made that tool with some cardboard and some bbq skewers! Gables look perfect.
🤣🤣that’s probably where they got the idea for this tool. That is brilliant!😂👍
@@natureartgirl I do want the official one though. Saw it one one of those life hack videos 👍
The progress is looking 👌 great, I will be using that oil preservative when I build. Be careful with that angle grinder they are the most dangerous tool on the jobsite.
Thanks Kevin! You will love the stain! Went on super easy! You are right about the angle grinder- we have both had a run in with it😁😂
It looks so good. I love your thoroughness, even to the extent of the bracing on the joists. What a team you make! Fat lip indeed.
Yep, should have listened to my wife😂😂
I almost detected a southern accent when you said purtty lol
The cabin is looking good
Yes🤣grew up in Kansas, but living in the south it kinda creeps in😁
Found your channel through the Western Log Homes Supply website. We are also building a log cabin home for rental property. We've also traveled through Hot Springs, Arkansas and it is a beautiful place! Wish you guys the best of luck. But serious question, how are you guys liking the Outlast Q8 stain? we are getting ready to decide what we are going to put on ours. Any incite would be greatly appreciated.
We are super happy with it! It is the easiest stain we have ever used and so far it is by far the best! It does take longer to dry, but that is actually an advantage as you don’t have to worry about overlap marks when you apply it. It soaks in rather than staying on the surface so you never have to worry about it peeling off. Another thing that we like is that it still allows the logs to dry so you don’t have to wait for them to dry completely before you stain them. We have friends that used a different product and they have had all kinds of problems with it. I think you will love it. One note…they have test samples of the different colors that you can try on your actual logs. Be sure and do that and wait the recommended 2 weeks or so as the color mellows out quite a bit as it dries. They will reimburse you the cost of the samples if you order the stain. Have fun building your cabin and stay safe!😊👍
@@natureartgirl thank you so much for replying. This was very helpful. We are gonna order some samples asap
Bom dia à todos do canal, que maravilha de casa, um verdadeiro artesanato, parabenizo seus construtores e proprietários por manterem esta criação, que o Grande Arquiteto do Universo os abençõa para desfrutarem com saúde e alegrias.Jason/Goiânia Goiás Central Brazil...
Thank you Jason!😊👍👍
doing a great job cabin looks awesome and the stain fits the look of the cabin well. im curious to were you purchased the vents from
Got them on Amazon. Be sure and get the size of hole saw that they specify. They are very particular or they don’t fit. 😊👍
Seems you could really use a battery powered back pack for all the spraying you are going to do and are doing. Takes away the need to pump so it would in effect also give you that third arm you were asking for. Not that much more than the manual kind either. Saw them in Northern Tool if you can't find them elswhere.
Yeah that would be awesome! I didn’t even know they made one😁🤔
Очень хороший дом👍
Thank you!!😊💕
SUPER ... CO - CONI ...👍👍👍👈👈👈 ..
Thanks Adjar!😊👍
Looks great. Coulda just used bleach instead then scrub with an rv cleaning brush and rinse then let dry and seal the next day. it’ll clean all mold mildew and logs will look good as when fresh peeled and save you a ton of time
I just subscribe ❤️ your content 👈
Thank you Edward! Appreciate you subscribing!!😊👍
J aime ces videos,les gens manuels,constructifs,savent créer avec leurs mains,leur tête leur savoir,études ou inné, gens simples mêmes si passionné humanitaire,causes diverses,j en ai peu rencontré, mais cela réconforte lorsqu on parle avec eux,cela rassure, le monde n est pas trop pourri lol
Thank you for a beautiful comment! 😊💕
How many gallons of stain did you use for the cabin. Are you staining the ceiling and interior walls as well
We used 10 gallons so far including staining the floor joists. That may not have been necessary, but just to be sure.. we just ordered another 5 gallons for the deck and porch. It shouldn’t take that much when we re stain down the road. We are going to use a different stain for the inside. It is the outlast interior stain. Dries much faster and goes a lot farther per gallon since it doesn’t soak in much. I think 5 gallons should be enough. We haven’t used it before, so we will see.
I brought one of those back pack sprayers for weeds, can't fill them, way too heavy to carry.
Didn't think 15 litre would be heavy.
Yeah if it’s full it is too heavy!😊👍
How did your backpack sprayer hold up to the stain?
It didn’t hurt it at all. In fact I left it in there for a few days. It washes up with soap and water. It washes out of your brushes nicely too. 👍
Looks like your four legged supervisors approve! Lol....
Right!😂😂😁
Videos interessantes
Thank you Simon!
How did you fill in gaps between boards?
There is two layers of live edge, the underneath layer covers the gaps between the top layer. There really aren’t any gaps when we are done. We do run a line of caulking along the bottom and top when finished to make sure it’s sealed good.
What kind of paint do you spray on the timber?
We used Outlast Q8 log oil. It is a wood stain and preservative. It is the best stain we have ever used! We bought it from Western Log Home Supply online. The link is in our video description.
How often do you need to reapply stain?
They say one good coat on new wood. Then wait a year or two and give it another coat. Then about every 4-8 years for logs or vertical surfaces and yearly for exposed decks.
@@natureartgirl it's really cool when a product works as expected!
What type of wood are the logs?
They are southern yellow pine. All old growth about 65 years old. We cut them off of our property. 😊
got to ask how old are you two ??? your quite the team.
Lance is 63 and Cinda is 62. We have been married almost 45 years. 😊
They should have PRE TREATED each and every log that they had to cut BEFORE building the cabin in order to be able to coat EVERY CUT per log... even in between the layered logs.
If you stain the interior cuts you would have to wait several days before you could set the log. It would take 3 years to build😊
@@natureartgirl
Ok. Thanks for showing all your hard work.
It looks GREAT!!
I'll let you build me a log cabin... ha!! 😁🤣😊😇🥰
What about a window
A window would be nice, but would have to be custom and not in our budget😬😊
Kkkk
😊👍
Looks great. Coulda just used bleach instead then scrub with an rv cleaning brush and rinse then let dry and seal the next day. it’ll clean all mold mildew and logs will look good as when fresh peeled and save you a ton of time
Thanks! Bleach does work, but it can really soften the wood if you leave it on without rinsing or use it too strong. This is a little easier on the logs. It’s more like oxiclean as compared to chlorine bleach. 😊👍